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This is my second gate project using a frame approach. The first (the last picture) ran the slate with spacing vertically. This one runs the slates on a 45 degree angle with no spacing and, I think, provides its own bracing. On one side I did add another brace. The first picture is taken before the gate was hung. Once hung, I thought it needed some top decoration and thus this final look. I like the side where the brace doesn’t show and hope it fits well with the Japanese feel of our garden and fence. I like, too, this approach because I could reuse many cedar boards that I had.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 1449 days ago
well done
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a1Jim
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#2 posted 1449 days ago
well done
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#3 posted 1449 days ago
Like the diagonals, it gives the door a unique look.
-- make it safe & keep the rubber side down.
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#4 posted 1446 days ago
this is really nice…I love your work…it puts my fences and gates to shame…such a nice design…very pretty…
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#5 posted 1313 days ago
You can really see the contrast of colors in these pictures. Very nice.
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